Sentence examples for somebody which is from inspiring English sources

And if you are one of those people who just has to prove that you are a Hamptons Somebody (which is done by sitting at Table 21 on July Fourth weekend), then you'll want to get to know her.

Bookshops are all about ideas and tolerating different opinions and not about verbally assaulting somebody, which is what was happening," Cooke told the Richmond Times-Dispatch, which first reported the incident.

A blowhard of pluck and positivity ("Be liked and you will never want" is one of his mantras), Willy has always wanted to seize victory from the world and to claim the kingdom of self, to be a somebody — which is both the promise and the imperative of American individualism.

"Words Gone," featuring vocals by Arno Joey, is the first track off his new album Love Somebody, which is set to be released on June 29.

Trump: I think whoever gets to the top position as opposed to solving that artificial number that was by somebody, which is a very random number, I think that whoever gets the most delegates should win.

And he walks over to me and I'm thinking "Oh wow, I hope M doesn't get too worked up, I mean I will just say, "Thank you so much, but I'm actually with somebody," (Which is what the first and ONLY guy I ever approached in a bar said to me back in the day. Still smarts).

In 1998, she released the song "Are You That Somebody," which was a musical milestone; the critic Simon Reynolds called it "the most radical pop single" of that year.

Before her "Blurred Lines" performance, Ratajkowski had been cast in two other music videos; "Fast Car" by Taio Cruz, which was released on November 5, 2012, and Maroon 5's "Love Somebody", which was released two months after "Blurred Lines".

But, the most recent collaboration with July went beyond film and was centered around an App called Somebody, which was created by the artist and allows users to send a message to a friend and have it delivered, in person by a stranger who is geographically near the recipient.

It's a need to be somebody else, which is freeing, and allows me to be comfortable with who I am and the things I go through.

If the media wants to bring somebody down, which is what they were trying to do to me at the time, you can't fight that 'cos it's too big.